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Photo Gallery – Dassel-Cokato Class of 2023 Graduation

Click the link below to see photos from this evening’s commencement exercises at Dassel-Cokato High School.

Congratulations, Class of 2023!

https://photos.dasselcokato.com/Class-of-2023-Dassel-Cokato-High-School-graduation-/

DC referendum unofficially passes by 300 votes

The Office of the Secretary of State indicated that at 10:04 p.m. this evening, with 14 of 14 precincts reporting, the DC referendum has unofficially passed by 300 votes.

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DC Class of 2022 photo gallery

Congratulations to all Dassel-Cokato graduates and your families.  You did it!

Click here to see photos from 2022′s commencement

https://photos.dasselcokato.com/DC-grad

Dassel-Cokato School Luches for 9/20 to 9/27

Monday, Sept. 20 – Country-fried steak, mashed potatoes/gravy, vegetable.

Tuesday,  Sept. 21 – Submarine sandwich, various toppings, pasta salad.

Wednesday,  Sept. 22 – Chicken nuggets, farm fresh vegetables with dipping sauce.

Thursday, Sept. 23 – Cheese manicotti, caesar salad, garlic toast.

Friday, Sept. 24 – Build a burger, french fries.

Monday, Sept. 27 – Chicken, seasoned brown rice, vegetable.

Milk and fruit served with lunch daily.

Andy Engh awarded the Edward H. Otto Partner in Public Education Award

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The Dassel-Cokato School District announced Tuesday, June 1, that former school board member Andy Engh had been chosen as this year’s recipient of the Edward H. Otto Partner in Public Education Award.

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DC School Board discusses enrollment

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The Dassel-Cokato School Board disscused entrollment changes during Mondays meeting.
Superintendent Jeff Powers and staff have completed contacting families who had opted out of this past school year in an attempt to gauge numbers for the 2021-22 school year.

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